It’s easy to fall in love with Cocker Spaniels. This hunting breed possesses many desirable traits that have made them popular, like the fact that they’re intelligent, loving, family-oriented, and playful. Cocker Spaniels are the perfect companion and are especially well suited to families with children. Plus, it’s incredibly hard to resist their sweet faces….
All dogs are adorable, but is it possible that the Maltipoo is the cutest of them all? A designer mixed- breed, they’re a combination of a Maltese and a Miniature (or Toy) Poodle. With a friendly face and charming personality, they make great family pets and thrive in both houses and apartments. While they’re easy…
Small but mighty, Miniature Schnauzers have a unique, sporty look matched by a keen intellect and loads of loyalty. They’re the smallest of the three Schnauzer breeds, and many say the best family dog. Standing about 12” tall, they tend to thrive in both apartments and houses. They’re fun-loving and filled with (usually easily managed)…
What happens when you cross the friendly nature of a Labrador Retriever with the intelligence of a Poodle? You get an amazingly sociable dog with enough energy for days. Labradoodle’s are even better once you get to know them. You’re shocked as to how fast they learn, and how loyal they are to you and…
Goldendoodles are a mild-mannered and intelligent breed, and they need regular exercise and trips outside to stay happy and healthy. Like most other dog owners, you likely meet these needs by taking your pup on daily walks. While collars are the most common option to connect a leash to, they can put a lot of…
While the specific needs of a puppy might vary from breed to breed, almost all puppies tend to be more playful as adolescents than they will be as adults. Small breeds like the Pomeranian or Dachshund tend to be boisterous as adolescents while large breeds like Basset Hounds and Cane Corso remain only slightly more…
Sometimes weighing even more than grown men, the colossal mastiff is a formidable-looking dog. Although their wrinkly forehead and perpetual “frowning” mouths make this breed look unhappy, most mastiffs are anything but—their patient and loving temperament make them gentle companions. Tracing the history of the mastiff can be challenging since there are actually quite a…
Despite often weighing as much as an adult human, the St. Bernard’s charming looks makes this breed’s playful personality shine through. The St. Bernard’s massive head, wrinkled forehead, and multi-colored appearance often make these dogs recognizable at first glance. Originally, monks in the Alps bred the St. Bernard for hard-work. Not only did they haul…
Usually weighing over 100 pounds and reaching 28 inches in height, the Cane Corso can appear intimidating at first glance. Their rippling muscles and imposing stature aren’t just for show, either: the name “Cane Corso” originates from the Latin language, and roughly translates to “bodyguard dog.” While Corsi are affectionate and friendly, they aren’t afraid…
No matter what you do or how you train, some dogs are determined to pull on the leash. Sometimes, it’s due to age and immaturity. Other times, you’ve got a willful breed. Every once in a while, it’s the dog’s personality by itself. To help make walks easier, you need a better solution than gritting…
With their stout legs, wrinkled faces and irresistible puppy-dog eyes, basset hounds remain one of the most easily recognizable dog breeds around. While they might not win any races, these dogs have a lot more stamina than you would think. Historically, basset hounds began popping up in sixth-century France, where hunters used their keen noses…
Not only are pitbulls one of the most easily recognizable dog breeds out there, but they’re also one of the most misunderstood as well. Bred from Old English Bulldogs, pit bulls were originally farm dogs who herded cattle and guarded livestock. However, after discovering the Pitbulls gentle nature and fierce loyalty, this breed began to…
